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Has Russia betrayed the 1994 nuke deal guaranteeing Ukrainian sovereignty?

According to the Western-sponsored Budapest Memorandum, Kiev gave up its nuclear weapons in return for the Russian pledge of respect for Ukrainian territorial integrity.

Asian-American business leaders launch $250M effort to combat hate

Asian American Foundation says it will invest its largest-ever philanthropic effort to support the community in anti-hate programmes, education, and data and research.

America is the courtroom, not the Senate

Donald Trump has escaped a second impeachment, but the American people will be the final judge and jury.

Inauguration latest: Biden signs slew of orders to counter Trump policies

Some 34 years after first seeking the job, Joe Biden has been sworn in as the 46th US president, bringing to an end the most tumultuous administration of modern times and charting a new course to tackle Covid-19 and unite a splintered nation.

Now that Trump is impeached again, what's next?

The House voted 232-197 to impeach Trump, with 10 members of the Republican Party joining 222 Democrats.

US media project Biden win with 306 electoral votes to Trump's 232

President-elect Joe Biden solidified his victory over Trump in the US election with a win in traditionally Republican-leaning Georgia, according to US media.

Why is Kosovo becoming a museum in honour of US politicians?

No matter how unpopular a US leader is, they have a home in Kosovo.

What to expect after the death of Justice Ginsburg?

The passing of Ruth Bader Ginsburg has changed the complexion of the election campaign. Expect a fierce fight over any nominee for the court.

Democrats officially nominate Biden to take on Trump

US presidential candidate Joe Biden makes the case that he has the experience and energy to repair chaos that President Donald Trump has created at home and abroad.

US Supreme Court Justice Ginsburg recovering after gallbladder treatment

Health of the liberal justice is closely watched because a vacancy in the nine-member Supreme Court would give President Donald Trump the opportunity to appoint a third justice to 5-4 conservative majority court to prod it further to the right.

Bolton revelations roil Trump trial, witness push grows

As Clinton impeachment investigator Ken Starr and Harvard constitutional expert Alan Dershowitz defended the president, three Republican senators indicated they could favour hearing testimony from the 71-year-old Bolton.

Weinstein rape trial opens, marking milestone for #MeToo

Prosecutors paint Harvey Weinstein as a sexual predator who used his clout and power to abuse women for decades.